Ann72

thanks! I found it :)

I have no ini file that is supposed to be in my skyrim files in order to change whatever needs to be changed in order to load the dimonized unp body. Can anyone tell me if this is still necessary or is this fixed? I have searched in all areas of my computer and this ini file just does not exist. I have my game downloaded from Steam along with HD textures from steam as well. I have a few save games, which I understand should have created the ini file under save game folder or under the skyrim common, or data, but it is jiust not there. According to the dimonized unp instructions if I do not change this ini I will have crash issues and I am trying to avoid this issue before any install of it. Thanks for any advice or help on this.

Rig vs. Skyrim. Thanks for pointing that out. I never thought of it that way, but makes perfect sense to look at the game limits rather than my rig limits since my rig basically has no limits for any modern games at this time.

Can not list them anymore because I had to delete my entire Skyrim dl, delete all the mods, and also delete NMM, just to be sure I had everything out. I was 12 hours yesterday trying to get it to work. It's ok, I just want to make sure I do not mess it up again since dl's take so long. The biggest issue I see is that I may install a few mods through NMM, I am only using that, but even if I uninstalled all of them right at character creation start skyrim it is crashing. When I had not used NMM at all when I first installed the game I had no issues of crashing. I thought NMM was supposed to avoid breaking Skyrim? I know I had Apachii hair, male female, etc I also had unp dimonized body and sg body textures. I know I had some skin smoother that was popular, then a total npc makeover and also some male makeover of all males. I had uninstalled all of the mods I had then started Skyrim and something affects Skyrim files on a perm basis, is this supposed to happen? If so, I do not see why using NMM is any diff than manual install. I downloaded Skyrim again, but I think this time I will just post the mods I intend to use before installing them to make sure they are going to work together :)

I bought skyrim at the Steam Summer sale of course, but when I bought it I had no clue so much modding was going on with this game. I find this a dream as a texture artist. I started installing some mods and trying to figure my way around, but after a few mods of unp body and then sg skins for unp, adding then some sexy nudes for males and male npc's etc it just crashed out my game before I even got to charatcer creation. First off is there a rhyme or reason to getting mods to not crash the game out? I am only interested in a few environmental mods, nicer trees, water, flowers, simple things and that was all I added. The game really looks nice environmentally to me. My concentration is on npc's, my character, mate eventuallly etc.. Once I added about 6-7 mods for characters, and npc's problems started, never even got to creation of my charatcer because the game would crash out right at that moment. Any tips? I am running 8 gig right now of ram on an i7 4770K and gtx 770 so it's not my rig for sure.